18 psi on a stock turbo?????
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18 psi on a stock turbo?????
hi i am kind of new here and this is my first rotary car that i am trying to fix.
Its a 90 turbo II with 3 inch downpipe, racing beat exhaust, looks like stock injectors with stock turbo, and a blue jdm spec j ecu, no Egr, no bavc, no cats, no power stering, pre match everythink has been remove that u could do with out it At the beginning it wasnt running due to a bad coil, after replacing the coil it wasn't idling. Than i found out that who ever removed all that didn't put anythink to all of the vacuum niples and there was a huge vacuum leak under the primary injectors.
after fixing all the problems and rebuilding the 2 injectors i took it to parkway and just to see the power of my new car for some reason it was a lot faster that i thought i was at 3rd and 4th gear pushing little over 18psi
is this normal for a stock turbo to put out that much power and i didn't hit no fuel cut at all does that mean i got a hooked up ecu oh and i am sure i dont have fcd cause i just bought one and just found out that i dont even need it
Its a 90 turbo II with 3 inch downpipe, racing beat exhaust, looks like stock injectors with stock turbo, and a blue jdm spec j ecu, no Egr, no bavc, no cats, no power stering, pre match everythink has been remove that u could do with out it At the beginning it wasnt running due to a bad coil, after replacing the coil it wasn't idling. Than i found out that who ever removed all that didn't put anythink to all of the vacuum niples and there was a huge vacuum leak under the primary injectors.
after fixing all the problems and rebuilding the 2 injectors i took it to parkway and just to see the power of my new car for some reason it was a lot faster that i thought i was at 3rd and 4th gear pushing little over 18psi
is this normal for a stock turbo to put out that much power and i didn't hit no fuel cut at all does that mean i got a hooked up ecu oh and i am sure i dont have fcd cause i just bought one and just found out that i dont even need it
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hi i am kind of new here and this is my first rotary car that i am trying to fix.
Its a 90 turbo II with 3 inch downpipe, racing beat exhaust, looks like stock injectors with stock turbo, and a blue jdm spec j ecu, no Egr, no bavc, no cats, no power stering, pre match everythink has been remove that u could do with out it At the beginning it wasnt running due to a bad coil, after replacing the coil it wasn't idling. Than i found out that who ever removed all that didn't put anythink to all of the vacuum niples and there was a huge vacuum leak under the primary injectors.
after fixing all the problems and rebuilding the 2 injectors i took it to parkway and just to see the power of my new car for some reason it was a lot faster that i thought i was at 3rd and 4th gear pushing little over 18psi
is this normal for a stock turbo to put out that much power and i didn't hit no fuel cut at all does that mean i got a hooked up ecu oh and i am sure i dont have fcd cause i just bought one and just found out that i dont even need it
Its a 90 turbo II with 3 inch downpipe, racing beat exhaust, looks like stock injectors with stock turbo, and a blue jdm spec j ecu, no Egr, no bavc, no cats, no power stering, pre match everythink has been remove that u could do with out it At the beginning it wasnt running due to a bad coil, after replacing the coil it wasn't idling. Than i found out that who ever removed all that didn't put anythink to all of the vacuum niples and there was a huge vacuum leak under the primary injectors.
after fixing all the problems and rebuilding the 2 injectors i took it to parkway and just to see the power of my new car for some reason it was a lot faster that i thought i was at 3rd and 4th gear pushing little over 18psi
is this normal for a stock turbo to put out that much power and i didn't hit no fuel cut at all does that mean i got a hooked up ecu oh and i am sure i dont have fcd cause i just bought one and just found out that i dont even need it
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If the electronics will handle the boost, can't see why you couldn't get 18 lbs out of the stock turbo, not saying it's advisable though.
No consolation, but when the Hallman MBC went haywire this summer, I was at half throttle in 3rd and the boost was at 13lbs. It sure let me know, as the ECU is only programmed to 12lbs.
No consolation, but when the Hallman MBC went haywire this summer, I was at half throttle in 3rd and the boost was at 13lbs. It sure let me know, as the ECU is only programmed to 12lbs.
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I would just buy a new turbo...they can be bought pretty cheap on ebay. for stock engine and under 12psi a BB T3/T4 hybrid would spool fast on a rotary and make one fun car. I bought one from precision turbo on ebay two years ago for under $200 with internal WG, it would go to about 10psi with 3" exhaust...had it for about a year with no probs. so my friend bought one for his CRX and still has it to this day so not all ebay turbos are garbage
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I would just buy a new turbo...they can be bought pretty cheap on ebay. for stock engine and under 12psi a BB T3/T4 hybrid would spool fast on a rotary and make one fun car. I bought one from precision turbo on ebay two years ago for under $200 with internal WG, it would go to about 10psi with 3" exhaust...had it for about a year with no probs. so my friend bought one for his CRX and still has it to this day so not all ebay turbos are garbage
Port the wastegate.
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yea why do i need a new turbo for??
ok i am going to try to port the wastegate probley this weekend
ok i am going to try to port the wastegate probley this weekend
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What if he were to upgrade to a bigger internal wastegate instead of porting ? Example an HKS one that`s set for 14.8psi. I recently bought one but still did not put it to the test. I dont know what to expect from it.
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Once you've reached the limits you can get via porting, the wastegate is as large as it ever can be. There aren't any upgrades available as doing such a thing would require a complete new hotside casting. At least, there aren't any upgrades cheaply available...
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LOL 19PSI ON A STOCK TURBO HAHAHHAA.
18psi+stock injectors+stockregulator=KABOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
i find it very hard to beleive that your motor still runs if it went up to 18psi
18psi+stock injectors+stockregulator=KABOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
i find it very hard to beleive that your motor still runs if it went up to 18psi